superbeetle73

Thinking bout polishing my charge bar to smooth out the action

well i just wanted to make a couple experimental 38s and was messing with oal.

money. but i saved my lunch money lol

im really glad that i got my 650. no regrets. awesome customer service when you need it

Sorry.i have a 650xl but i had primer indexing arm snafu.justbtrying to figure if maybe i did something wrong

Just wonderin if i did something wrong?

Whats needed to convert my press from 45acp to 38 special??

What your supposed to change it?? hell i been using the same lyman treated walnut and dillon polish for 3 years. brass comes out nice and clean and really shiny lol

The only sound i have is the sound of the indexing spring stretching around the main shaft lol

Well i just got off the phone with gary from dillon. i somehow broke my primer indexing arm and it really gouged the camming surface. i sent in a email with pics but it got kicked back to me undeliverable wth.but gary pulled through and is gettin me up and runnin again. thanks dillon for good service. this is how u.s. car manufactures used to be.maybe they need to look at the way dillon provide customer service.

im using a lyman 45 sizer and have lots of jakes purple and jakes 50/50. anybody use these for 38?

im using a lyman 45 sizer and have lots of jakes purple and jakes 50/50. anybody use these for 38?

well i called dillon today for info on this and i thoroughly examined the press and the index ring is shot. i spoke with gary at dillon and they are sending a replacement. i will definately extra lube it to prevent this from happening again. kinda weird problem. thanks dillon i'm glad i went blue

well im new to dillon products and i recently got a new in box 650. i did the bearing mod to it. i take care of it and lube before i play with it lol. but on the upstroke when the platform goes down and indexs there is a ridge on the indexer making the stroke choppy.the rest of it is silky smooth. the shell plate snap is gone. should i call dillon. thanks a bunches

wow what a huge step up from a rock chucker which im still gonna keep for experiment loads.